London

The King Against Thomas Russell< no role > (on the Prosecution of
Jonathan Blunt< no role > ) for a Misdemeanor.

Gentlemen

Be Pleased to take Notice that Bail will be put in before the Right
Honourable the Lord Mayor of the City of London and the rest of his Majesty's
Justices at their Quarter Sessions of Goal Delivery of Newgate Holden at
Justice Hall in the old Bailey in and for the said City of London and County of
Middlesex to Morrow at Twelve of the Clock at Noon or as Soon after as the
Goal Delivery shall Happen for the said City, Conditioned for my Personal
appearance to answer, Plead to, and Try my Travese to any Indictment
which you shall or may Prefer against me at the next General Sessions
to be held for the said City of London for a Misdemeanor or otherwise
And the Names of such my Intended Bail are Thomas Butterfield< no role >
of Apollo Court near Temple Barr in the Parish of St. Dunstan in
the West of London Gentleman John Walker< no role > of the Bull and Pump
also house in Shored in, In the Parish of St. Leonard Shoreditch in the
County of Middlesex Victualler and John Jennings< no role > of Elk Street , Spittal
Fields in the said County Victualler , or two of them, Dated this Eleventh Day of July 1759

Thos. Russell< no role >

To Mrs. Jonathan Blunt< no role > the Prosecutor
of the above Misdemeanor and to Mrs.
Saunders his attorney therein}